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Young Readers Day

Young Readers Day

When : Second Tuesday of November

Young Readers Day is today. Reading opens up a lifetime of knowledge, information, success, and happiness.

According to the creators of this day, it is ""... a special day to recognize the joys and benefits of reading.""

Grade schools around the country take advantage of this day, to promote the importance of reading. Use today to help and encourage our youth to learn to read, and open the door to knowledge, information, success, and happiness.

Happy Young Readers Day to readers young, and not so young.


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